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In the past, I thought, "Isn't it enough to just be good at developing on my own?" but the truth is, you can't do anything alone (of course, some people are good on their own, but that wasn't my story haha). In this knowledge sharing session, we will talk about how all of us can break free from the frame of being a solo battle and grow steadily by building healthy communication and culture with the team, without hurting each other.

We will discuss together why blogging is necessary for a developer's continuous growth and for protecting oneself amidst anxiety, whether the desire to prove oneself at the company works to deplete oneself rather than aid growth, how essential Code Review is for maintaining a team's healthy culture, what detailed guides are needed to establish a healthy Code Review culture, and what are the Anti-Patterns of managers you should absolutely avoid or never emulate when you encounter them.

codercollie

Developing together without getting hurt or hurting others

Hello Jay! This is CoderColly.
- Thank you for your valuable time with the lecture, and for the rating!

커뮤니케이션

커리어고민

입문

초급

중급이상

Communication

Software Engineering

Chapter 0: My humble arrival at esteemed Inflearn.

Chapter 1: May The Blog Save You: Perhaps, a blog may save you.

Chapter 2: The Precious Feeling of Trying to Prove Yourself at Work

Chapter 3: Growing quickly through CodeReview

Chapter 4: What's Needed to Establish a Progressive(?) Code Review Culture

Chapter 5: Test Code Promotes Developer Learning

Chapter 6: Manager's Anti-Pattern

Chapter -1: Outro

Class materials